Letter from A. Burr to William Constable, transmitted the Declaration of [Chassanis] with a letter and certificate, dated March 4, 1803.

Letter from G. Morris to William Constable, introduction for Mr. Richard Penn [Thiks], dated March 14, 1787.

Letter from George R. Foulke, Jr. John K. Kane Jr.'s grandson while in Philadelphia, to Florence B. Kane, his aunt, Germantown, sent care of Mrs. Walter Cope [Eliza, daughter of Robert P. Kane], thanking her for the book and telling her how much he loves her, dated January 6, 1903.

Letter from Jean Kane Foulke, Linville, NC, to [“Ratty”?] [her mother?], asks for nipples for the baby’s bottle, dated June 19, 1890; enclosed copy of a newspaper clipping about their family moving to the area.

Letter from Jean K. Foulke, while in Wilmington, to Florence B. Kane, Germantown, PA, telling about part of her journey home after visiting Florence, dated March 21, 1905.

One side includes information about land owned by William Boulding since 1701. Other side include information about land belonging to George Gray, date of production not identified.

Letter from George Gray, Speaker of the House, on behalf of the majority of the State House of Representatives, “To the Citizens of Pennsylvania,” circular letter concerning a new law defining Pennsylvania citizenship, also lists ten other acts recently passed by the House, dated September 29, 1784.

Letter from George Gray, Blockley, to Evan W. Thomas, Havre de Grace, MD, he is sending Sally’s things [his daughter], Mr. Leiper [son-in-law?] and his family have been in town, he wants his daughters to write to him, will write to Patty [Martha], asks him to give his love to Patty, Sally, and little Mary [Patty and Evan’s daughter?], dated December 13, 1793.

Letter from George Gray, Blockley, to Evan W. Thomas, Cecil County, Maryland, mentions the report that the King of Prussia will “withdraw his troops and quit the confederacy of Despots” and that Mr. Monroe of Virginia is being appointed to go to France to replace Mr. Morris, dated June 2, 1794.

Letter from George Gray, Blockley, to Evan W. Thomas, Havre de Grace, the season has been bad for wheat, [Beverley?] is sick and perhaps past recovery, Mr. Leiper is in his own house on Market Street, Becky is still on her “Eastern expedition,” dated June 27, 1794.